My Shewolf's thoughts on the path each travel.

SheWolf's thought at the moment.

Each human being is an  individual.  Each have their own agenda.  Each have their own life,  and or burden.  What is petty to some is not to others.  Each have a path to travel,  not all travel the same path or in the same manner. Some desire to feast on the souls of others,
while others turn their cheek,  over and over again.  what is right for one to do,  does not make it right for others.  As one must learn to forgive, someone else must learn to be strong.   As long as we learn and grow from our travels,  what is meant to be will be.  We can not travel the path for others.  It is a path they must travel,  for it is for them to experience and learn from.  The best experience of life is life itself. There are many paths in life and each individual must travel the path wherever that path may lead.

 

 

Welcome to my home on the Range.

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     I will be making pages of memorials, poems, stories, the WolfPack people and others, Wolves, domestic and wild. I like to think that Strangers are but friends i have yet to meet.

SOMETIMES, AS WE WALK DOWN THE ROADWAY OF LIFE,

WE FIND IT NARROWS BEFORE OUR EYES.

OTHER TIMES THE ROAD MAY GROW INTO A WIDE EXPRESSWAY.

WE WALKED DOWN THIS ROAD OF LIFE, FROM TWO DIRECTIONS,

AND A COLLISION OCCURRED.

LOVE COMPARED TO A ROADWAY CAN SOMETIMES SEEM JUST

AS HAZARDOUS, PARTICULARLY IN THE NARROW PARTS.

MY LOVE FOR YOU CANNOT BE CONSIDERED NARROW,

THOUGH AT TIME IN THE PAST IT HAS BEEN SO,

AND BADLY IN NEED OF REPAIR.

THANKS TO PROGRESS MY LOVE FOR YOU HAS GROWN

INTO A WIDE, STRAIGHT, EXPRESSWAY.

 

 

Story of the LoneWolf

The Lone Wolf

 The Bridgekeeper was doing his usual rounds. Every couple of hours the Bridgekeeper would walk
the lands at Rainbow Bridge, making sure that there was plenty of fresh water, toys, and treats
for each one of the residents.

Every time the Bridgekeeper passed by the Edge of Forever, he noticed the same silhouette sitting there,  tail flat,
head on paws, gazing out into the distance. Many would approach the silhouette and try to get him to join the rest,
but each time, the silhouette would gently place his nose under the chin of the well meaning friend, give a soft whimper,
and return his gaze to the horizon.

It had always been this way since the Silhouette had come to the Bridge of Rainbows.
Many had come and joined the Silhouette for a time,  understanding why he was there and going through a similar thing,
but eventually each who had come would retreat as silently as they had come.
It was only the Silhouette that remained each and everyday.

Whenever he had finished his rounds, the Bridgekeeper would join the Silhouette.
He would gently put a hand on his head and the Silhouette would put his head in the Bridgekeepers lap,
all the while making sure not to block his vigilant watching of the distance.

There was no need for words anymore between the Bridgekeeper and the Silhouette.
The story had been told long ago and now there was only the waiting.
As the Bridgekeeper and the Silhouette sat in silence,
the Bridgekeeper recalled the only time that the animal had spoken to him,
so long ago.

The Bridgekeeper noticed that the Silhouette had been there for longer than any other had been.
Usually the ones that stood on the Edge of Forever would gaze back only for a short time until they knew their Human was ok.
Some stays were short, some were longer, but eventually the animals would retreat from the Edge,
knowing that their Human would be ok.

And still the Silhouette remained.

One particular night, the Bridgekeeper joined the Silhouette for the first time.
He sat down beside him and put a gentle had upon his back and stroked his fur.
They sat this way for sometime without words, until the Silhouette finally spoke.

I will not leave here, so there is no point in trying to make me go.
said the Silhouette.

You may stay here for as long as you wish  Replied the Bridgekeeper,
all the while stroking the back of the Silhouette.

The Bridgekeeper could feel the heavy muscles on the back of the Silhouette
begin to relax as he continued petting him.

The Silhouette took a quick glance at the Bridgekeeper,
making sure that it was not a trick to get him to leave his post.
After a time, the Silhouette realized that the Bridgekeeper was true to his word and he spoke.

I did not do enough for him while I was there.  I should have treated him better,
I should have behaved more.  I let him down.  I chewed many things I was not supposed to,
I did not always potty in the right place,  and I did not listen to him when I should have.
I did so many things that I now regret,  but the worst thing I did was I made him make a choice.
I will never forgive myself for doing that to him. I see the sorrow in his eyes,
sorrow that I placed in those eyes.  And I never had a chance to show him how much I really love him.

The Bridgekeeper said nothing as he continued to pet the weary Silhouette
and hoped he would continue talking.

I watch now as he goes through everyday now,  feeling so guilty for his imagined faults.
If only I could have one more moment to tell him how much I love him,
and how much I wish he would not blame himself for what I made him do.
All he ever did was love me.  My dish was never empty,  my needs were never neglected,
and in the time I needed him the most,  when my mind was no longer my own and when I needed to come here,
I was defiant.  I did not come willingly,  and so I made him send me.
Oh how much love this man had for me to forget his own pain to do what had to be done!
Oh how bad I was for making him make that choice.  And now I watch and I wait for him to forgive me.

The Bridgekeeper waited a few moments for the Silhouette to relax again, and then he gently said,
 Look closer mighty one and look into his heart.
He clings to the sorrow because he thinks he let you down.
He cared not that you chewed the wrong things,  or that you dug holes in the yard.
See how he now cherishes the very shoe you chewed,  and see how the hole you dug is now surrounded by flowers?
The things you did that you blame yourself for are now the very things he clings to,  so deep is his love for you.

The Silhouette gave a side glance to the Bridgekeeper and snorted slightly before replying,
My life has brought him such sorrow, such grief,  and pain.
And all he ever did was love me,  even his last gesture was the most loving thing he could have done.
I was no longer myself,  and I gave him no choice but to make that final choice for me.
And now he blames himself for something he had no other choice but to do.
And so I now watch over him, waiting for him to forgive himself,
for how can he ever forgive me until he forgives himself?

The Bridgekeeper softly responded,  He does not see it that way. He feels he let you down,
that he could have and should have done more.

The Silhouette sighed and continued,  With every breath in his body, he loved me with it.
And I love him more with each breath he takes. I will stay here at my post,
watching and waiting until his heart heals,  until he realizes that the only thing that ever mattered is the LOVE.
Only when his heart is free will I be able to walk the path next to him,
where I truly belong.

And with that, the Silhouette spoke no more.
With his eyes looking out towards the distance,
the Silhouette lifted his head and placed it in the lap of the Bridgekeeper,
who held him close and continued to stroke him.

Written on 10-01-04 by SpookyWolfe Dianne

 

 

Wolves

     Due to my long love for wolves and my lost 12 wolf companions i am dedicating this page to those who love wolves and the wildlife of our world. If not for many organizations many other of our four legged animals as well as birds and others would also be lost. Please support your favourite wildlife. I also dedicate this site to the Silverwolf Pooky's Internet Wolfpack of petloss.com. My thanks to many wildlife organizations such as N.A.W.A., the wildlife federation, denlines and all others.

If you love wolves as i do please feel free to browse the pages i will make in the future. i hope to put stories such as the lonewolf here. some may be fantasy, and some may be true. i hope to find facts that will help others to understand as i learn to build a new site here.

Thank you very much for visiting and please come back. lobowolf don